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Newest Review: ... with non-applicator tampons that many women seem to have, (many women seem to hate having to insert the tampon without a foot ... more

 ... long applicator to keep finger as far away from *it* as possible!) I actually prefer non-app tamps, as I've just found myself calling them for the first time ever, because they take up less space in your bag/pocket/hand and can be more easily disguised if you need to move from seat to loo in a hurry, as opposed to the applicator 'I'm just taking this huge magic wand to the toilet' problem. Plus they are easily disposed of in the loo after use, and I don't have to worry about bits of cardboard and what to do wit...more

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kate_smith
Premium Review Boots Tampons: Boots non-applicator tampons. The best. Period. (461 words)
by - written on 16/09/09 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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I resent having to throw money down the toilet, as it were, every month, (and so the imagery begins). And let's not beat about the bush (...) tampons are expensive. For me, sanitary towels are useless, except as an added extra at night, because I have heavy periods. I can't quite do the whole 'Moon Cup' thing yet - I just can't - it's icky, although one day no doubt it's what all women will use and all other products will become a thing of the past. And so tampons are the only option. And very useful they are, too, but sooo expensive. I don't have the problem with non-applicator tampons that many women seem to have, (many women seem to hate having to insert ...  Read the complete review

kellylouj
Premium Review Compact Bargain! (509 words)
by - written on 01/05/06 (Very useful, 194 readings)
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Well this is a review for the women out there who like a good bargain especially when it comes to "feminine products" . As I am looking to save pennies whereever possible I have got into a bad habit of bulk buying toiletries. I do prefer to use boots own brands whereever possible as they are usually on BOGOF or 2 for the price of 1 so on a recent shopping spree it was time to stock up on some sanitary protection. I don't know why but I nearly always opt for Tampax when it comes to buying tampons and boots do normally have 2 for £3 on 16 packs so I have had no reason to look at other brands up until today. The shelf was empty for the ...  Read the complete review

kgray71
Crowned Review Boots Tampons: Is it that time of the month? (835 words)
by - written on 27/01/06 (Very useful, 203 readings)
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Introduction ========== I will never understand why women refrain from saying “period”. There are many different terms for women and that time of the month. My brother once said to me “You got the painters and decorators in?” which made me howl with laughter. Well whatever we call it, most women have to deal with the mess that it brings and there are various products on the market. I have never been a fan of sanitary towels, I think the whole idea is gross, catching the blood outside of your body and leaving it there for a few hours. I started my periods when I was 13 years old and my mum gave me sanitary towels which I did use for ...  Read the complete review

 

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